The Minister of Transformation and Public Service has returned to the forefront following several controversies. This is the opportunity to learn a little more about her husband Guillaume.
Amélie de Montchalin was appointed Minister of Transformation and Public Service on July 6, 2020. She is married to Guillaume de Montchalin, who belongs to a family of the French nobility. He was also a member of Consumer and Marketing Sales & Pricing of the Boston Consulting Group, an international strategy consulting firm until 2020. He is now in charge of monitoring and supporting the performance of companies in the portfolio within Eurazeo. With him, Amélie de Montchalin had three children.
The couple have recently been in turmoil over a rumor concerning Amélie de Montchalin. After a tweet from the former pilot Jacques Clostermann, notably relayed by Gilbert Collard, the 36-year-old minister has been accused of being disembarking from a plane for Geneva because she did not have proof of vaccination against Covid-19. Except that this is fake news: if the former economist at BNP Paribas was indeed forced to take another flight, when she had to join her family in Haute-Savoie, it is because ‘she did not have the necessary negative test – which she did not know. Nothing to do with a problem concerning his sanitary pass, perfectly in order according to Release.
She recently compared Eric Ciotti to Jean-Marie Le Pen
While she was invited to the set of Big Jury, on RTL, this Monday, January 2, Amélie de Montchalin got angry with Eric Ciotti, comparing him to Jean-Marie Le Pen : “I find it serious. Eric Ciotti said ‘globalist’ (Editor’s note: speaking of Emmanuel Macron). (…) A word that Jean-Marie Le Pen waved all the time to remind that both were not at bottom French. ” Amélie de Montchalin has openly announced that she does not find herself in the current right.
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